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The human skeleton has continued to evolve over the past 40,000 years in Europe, long after the emergence of our species. During this period, major social, technological and demographic changes occurred as a mobile hunter-gatherer lifestyle gave way to sedentary farming villages, and then cities. This was accompanied by biological changes to our skeletons, which […]https://research.kent.ac.uk/reducteeth/wp-content/uploads/sites/2173/2018/11/HomePage_Image.jpg18701037